#1130
- Shapes are now directly attached to Bodies when they're created (similar to love 0.7 and older).
- Fixtures are removed.
- All methods that were in Fixtures now exist in Shapes.
- All APIs that used or returned a Fixture now do the same with a Shape.
- Add new love.physics.new*Shape variants that take a Body as the first parameter.
- Deprecate the new*Shape APIs that don't take a Body.
- Deprecate love.physics.newFixture (the deprecated function now returns a Shape).
- Replace Body:getFixture and Body:getFixtures with Body:getShape and Body:getShapes (Body:getFixtures is deprecated).
- Replace World:queryFixturesInArea and World:getFixturesInArea with World:queryShapesInArea and World:getShapesInArea (queryFixturesInArea is deprecated).
- Replace Contact:getFixtures with Contact:getShapes (Contact:getFixtures is deprecated).
- Replace all love.physics callback Fixture parameters with Shape parameters.
- Deprecate ChainShape:getChildEdge.
Since the type is passed to va_start, and apparently that's undefined behaviour if it's a reference.
<Textmode> the best kind of behavior
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branch : dynamiccore2
- Type names for love's Lua objects are specified as an argument to luax_register_type, rather than being statically defined in an array.
- luax_register_type takes a variable number of method array arguments, for registering superclass methods without copying them into the subclass' method array.
Also removed most of the header declarations for wrapper functions.
With the changes to Shapes rendering them mere blocks of information with no role in the World save being attached to Bodies and discarded, Shape:destroy no longer has any justification for its continued existence. Truly, on several levels, it has been hoist with its own petard.
Sasha Szpakowski
Bart van Strien
rude
Bill Meltsner
Bart van Strien
bart@bart